2019

Loving how Abhijeet Srivastava sounds in this and of late - hope he gets to sing a lot more. -Nagarajan

Why is there wailing in the opening and the background of the song? Ruins a decent tune. -Ketan

Chashni is that sweet mellow love song that one can expect from Ali Abbas Zafar. The spriritual successor to Dil Diyaan Gallan holds up very well thanks to some lovely orchestral work and that folkish base. -Krithikaa

This melody is a bit too generic "Punjabi melody". -DM

"Feeki"!!! -Aditya

meh. -Neha

Good, but not exceptional. -Naresh

Very breezy. -Sankhayan

सारंगी और मटके का अच्छा प्रयोग. गीत में राजस्थान का रंग हल्का-हल्का सुनाई देता है. बस एक बात खटक गई, बेवजह को बेवजह ही गाया गया होता तो परेशानी न थी, पर उसे बेवज़ह गाकर मुंह का स्वाद ' फीका सा ' हो गया. -विकास

Cute enoough. I had to look up the word! Dictionaries give the word as "chaaashanii" to rhyme with "chaa.ndanii". -Ashok

A fresh choice of singer makes this one sound pleasant. The music especially lifts the sweet composition notches higher. -Rujul

I'm sure there's some creativity involved here but my ability to discern it is diminishing rapidly with age. The whole song is just tiresome repeat of tropes that pass for a good song these days. -Subrat

Again, careless (singing) is not the same as carefree. -Armeen

This works for Irshad's pen and the simplistic treatment. And that बण जा adds a lot to the cuteness factor of the song. -Pavan

Hummable but ordinary! -Akanksha

Vishal-Shekhar’s romantic songs are always high on melody quotient. Chashni is a sweet, saccharine track. There is some earnestness in Abhijeet’s singing which reaches out. -Mihir

Good singing accompanied by some lovely and lilting percussion and keyboard used in the arrangement. -Sunil